Center for Independent Futures is an Evanston, Illinois, not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals with disabilities live full and more independent lives.
I was given the task to complete four bi-fold brochures to complement a larger informational folder that would be given out to a range of potential donors and clients.
Jazz St. Louis is a non-profit organization located in Midtown St. Louis. It's mission is to spread the art form of jazz through Entertainment and Education. The organization requested for a new brand identity, beginning with a new logo.
Focusing on the foundations Ford Motor Company funds. The two chosen included Warriors In Pink supporting the cure for breast cancer and Disabled American Veterans (DAV). Ford also supports Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) and Veteran Advantage. The models and objects in the images connect directly to a woman fighting breast cancer as well as being a an employee in Ford sales. The boots and military tags have been worn in Afghanistan during the war against the Taliban. Each of these foundations hit close to home and meant a lot.
County Line is a St. Louis based band in search of a new identity. The new logo is hand illustrated to give the band a new modern look, with the same similar embellishments to traditional country esthetics.
The Chicago Cubs have had many great players since 1870 and recognize their hard work and dedication with Golden Glove Awards. Each illustration of the players will be then transferred to the plaque for engraving, that will be permanently displayed within Wrigley Field.
